Family Life Radio WUFL To Transfer To Relevant Radio

[audiophile]

Sounds like the switch to Relevant Radio has taken place. I'm hearing their programming on the 94.3 translator right now, which is broadcasting in monaural (good decision).

Makes you wonder if FLR broadcasted in monaural if they would have made difference in staying in the market. Females cannot stand white noise.

[SolidGoldDancers]

Sounds like the switch to Relevant Radio has taken place. I'm hearing their programming on the 94.3 translator right now, which is broadcasting in monaural (good decision).

Makes you wonder if FLR broadcasted in monaural if they would have made difference in staying in the market. Females cannot stand white noise.

Extends the range of the signal, less power spent on the pilot and the stereo sub-channels.

Less white noise too because the audio cuts off at 15kHz, but lets be candid, their listeners endure AM to get their fix of Sky Daddy, they'll endure a little white noise.

[Deleted User 15835]

Oh! I'll have to take a little drive today, so I can pick up 1030am better. Are the new call letters in place?

Relevant has been broadcasting on 1520am WPAY Rossford/Toledo since late last fall.

[Marcus]

CBC Radio One in Canada has always been in mono. The 93.5 FM signal from London goes about as far to the southwest as what FM 96 does.

[MWmetalhead]

Yup. 93.5 still comes in around these parts quite often during tropo.

95.9 is a much more uncommon catch since CJWF delivers a Grade B signal to my neck of the woods. Interestingly enough, 95.9 CFPL-FM *can* be heard pretty commonly during tropo in areas 30 or 40 miles to my west.

For those curious, Relevant Radio's programming seems to mostly consist of call-in talk shows, and I've also heard mass, of course. I've not heard any music programming. I suspect Family Life Radio listeners have left "en masse" (pun intended).

[Mega Hertz]

Yup. 93.5 still comes in around these parts quite often during tropo.

95.9 is a much more uncommon catch since CJWF delivers a Grade B signal to my neck of the woods. Interestingly enough, 95.9 CFPL-FM *can* be heard pretty commonly during tropo in areas 30 or 40 miles to my west.

For those curious, Relevant Radio's programming seems to mostly consist of call-in talk shows, and I've also heard mass, of course. I've not heard any music programming. I suspect Family Life Radio listeners have left "en masse" (pun intended).

Man, I easily get 95.9 here in Brighton on my receiver in the BASEMENT with almost no trouble. And even with WHNN poking in at 96.1

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